I bought a mobile phone before, and soon I often received information from various banks, including information on transfer, consumption, activities and so on. What shall we do? Will everything be all

I bought a mobile phone before, and soon I often received information from various banks, including information on transfer, consumption, activities and so on. What shall we do? Will everything be all right? The landlord should have a mobile phone card, and changing the mobile phone will not affect these contents.

If the landlord's new mobile phone card often receives similar information, it may be that the card handled by the landlord has been renumbered, which is second-hand in layman's terms. The content you received was bound by the previous user.

In this case, you can ask the operator to block, check the source yourself, and unbind your mobile phone number through this website. If there is really no way to handle it, you can go to the operator to cancel the mobile phone card and change the number.

Theoretically, other people's debts have no effect on you, but it's annoying. After all, the information received has nothing to do with you. If you really owe a lot, it is not excluded that you may receive a lot of harassing calls. It depends on whether the landlord can bear it.